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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 01, 1926
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions developing and printing processes with references to a society and figures in New South Wales and London. It names patrons, aims, and a focus on youth and public welfare, with scattered terms suggesting annual activities and fundraising notes amid unclear context.
The town council discussed the Mahomet's Flat weed issue and Government property drift. The Works Committee was tasked with inspection, while Dr Watterson urged decisive action to prevent broader spread near Fitzgerald Street.
The Weather Bureau notes unsettled conditions across coastal and agricultural districts with showers lasting into Saturday. In the west, Kimberley saw no rain and fine intervals, while storms and heavy seas affected the southern coast, with warnings of occasional gales and inland progression.
The notice speaks of Mr and Mrs Jupp of the Cheb Move district, their health and wishes for a speedy recovery. It mentions Southampto School and a patient’s post surgical recovery. A Mr McCarthy and Dr Oue tsasky are referenced regarding treatment and hospital care amid local meetings at Austin Street describing a rupture event and a small medical issue.
G A Kempton country candidate addresses Nathansom meeting urging electors to back the party that best protects primary producers interests. He attacks Labour on wages policy and constitutional reform, flags rail expansion and regional industry support, and appeals for farmer turnout and cross-division backing in the Central Province election. Vernon Dawesler supports him, stressing Country Party lead over Labour.
In a district meeting a speaker criticized the Country Party for prioritizing individuals over collective progress. He argued for increased production in Western Australia, supporting harbor development and better marketing. He noted taxation rises under the land and income taxes and urged prudent public expenditure. The gathering concluded with thanks to the speakers and organizers in Northampton.
Mr H Carson, a member of the Legislative Assembly and Council, addressed an open air meeting at a corner location. He criticised the Labor Administration and stressed the need to retain the Upper Mose. Carson is to speak again on Monday night to follow up.
Town Council addressed stray livestock causing damage at Queen's Park and the cemetery. A motion to enforce by laws and impound straying animals was carried. Goats were noted for milk for the sick, but keeping them tethered was urged to prevent nuisance and reduce stray visits.
In Muffens Om Police Court, Slade faced charges under the Licensing Act for allowing an intoxicated person to remain on licensed premises. Evidence showed Bergstrom drank heavily in Pindar and Mullens with defendant, who denied serving him. Witnesses noted Bergstrom’s intoxication and substantial spending on liquor.
Patrons are urged to apply promptly for venue at Snell’s as box plans fill. Three plays are offered The Merchant of Venice She Stoops to Conquer and The Flying Pies for Beandal each with distinct themes, drawing large season-ticket sales at £1 1s 0d free of entertainment tax. Foote leads Shakespearean tents with strong Australian stage performances. Kate in the second production charms with careful acting.
Vaudeville bills list The Three Balancing Voughame in their initial King's Theatre appearance with a motor carriage act and a lively stage show. Prices for children are sixpence. The program promises one of the most amusing scenes and a feature act linked to The Gold Tek. The readers are informed of the evening’s lineup and cost details.
The article notes church services at Baal Peiat conducted by 3 Maley and an orderly procession of a Georgian rowel. It mentions American Church and Presbytariec Church as involved, with details about the schedule and participants as the event unfolds.
Fragmentary report notes a visit by Charne and Collier discussing political reforms, midland improvements, and press attention. Mentions of a parliamentary approach, limited commerce, and advertised fashion at the Charment salon amid a broader talk on modernization.
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